pem

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Published: Oct 5, 2026 License: MIT Imports: 1 Imported by: 0

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Overview

Package pem declares the error codes and the sentinels of the PEM codec, internal/service/data/codec/pem — range 0.3.10.* (ADR 0005 service/data/codec/pem block).

The codes live in the core at the path that mirrors the package emitting them (ADR 0160 §2) and keep the values they were allocated with: the LL byte 3 records the layer that allocated the range, not the directory that declares it today (ADR 0160 §3). Nothing here encodes or decodes — the mechanism, and the constructors that attach a failure's detail, stay in the service package.

Package pem — the sentinel *errs.Error values, one per code. Each Reason derives from its var name or from its Code constant (ADR 0020); the Public and Private texts are the ones the service package always emitted, so moving the declaration changed no rendering.

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Constants

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const CodePEMMarshalFailed errs.Code = 0x00_03_0A_01 // 0.3.10.1

CodePEMMarshalFailed identifies a failure inside encoding/pem.Encode.

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const CodePEMUnmarshalFailed errs.Code = 0x00_03_0A_02 // 0.3.10.2

CodePEMUnmarshalFailed identifies a failure inside encoding/pem.Decode (no PEM block found in input).

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const CodePEMValueInvalid errs.Code = 0x00_03_0A_03 // 0.3.10.3

CodePEMValueInvalid identifies a Marshal call that did not receive a *pem.Block or an Unmarshal call whose target is not a **pem.Block.

Variables

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var (
	// MarshalFailed wraps a failure from encoding/pem.Encode.
	MarshalFailed = errs.Define(CodePEMMarshalFailed, "MARSHAL_FAILED",
		"PEM encoding failed",
		"service/data/codec/pem: encoding/pem.Encode returned an error")

	// UnmarshalFailed fires when no PEM block could be decoded from the input.
	UnmarshalFailed = errs.Define(CodePEMUnmarshalFailed, "UNMARSHAL_FAILED",
		"PEM decoding failed",
		"service/data/codec/pem: encoding/pem.Decode returned no block")

	// ValueInvalid fires when the caller does not pass a *pem.Block / **pem.Block.
	ValueInvalid = errs.Define(CodePEMValueInvalid, "VALUE_INVALID",
		"PEM codec requires a *pem.Block value",
		"service/data/codec/pem: Marshal/Unmarshal argument is not *pem.Block")
)

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